Birds with access to a reliable source of supplemental foods rich in protein, fats and calcium have higher nesting success rates. So, keep your birds happy and healthy with our Wild Birds Unlimited Nesting SuperBlend®️. It's specifically formulated to provide all the protein, fat and calcium nesting birds need.
And keep in mind that many birds including bluebirds, goldfinches, cardinals and robins nest well into late-summer. So Nesting SuperBlend provides important nutritional benefits all summer long.
FREE!! Hoot Seed Character with Purchase of a Red Mini Cylinder Feeder!!*
Get yours before they're gone! This little owl seed character is too cute for words. While supplies last you can get one FREE with the purchase of a Red Mini Cylinder Feeder! Hurry - before they're gone! While supplies last!
Create a Thriving Habitat for Birds with Native Plants
Native plants and insects have coexisted for eons, forming the foundation of our ecosystem. Countless types of insects use specific native plants to provide food for their offspring (think caterpillars). When these native plants are replaced with undesirable ones (such as turf grass), insect populations crash, as do the bird populations that count on insects as food for their nestlings.
A plant is native if it has occurred naturally in a particular region, ecosystem or habitat without human introduction. Native plants provide shelter and nesting areas for birds, as well as natural sources for nectar, seeds, berries and insects.
Native Plant Facts
Native plants typically grow healthier and stronger than non-natives.
Native plants are low maintenance, requiring less watering, fertilizer and pesticides.
Native plants assist in managing rainwater runoff and maintain healthy soil as their root systems are deep and keep soil from being compacted.
For you, native plants add a wealth of beauty, texture, varying heights and bloom times, providing a stunning display over multiple seasons. For birds, native trees and plants are home to caterpillars and other insects, which provide food for nestlings.
Visit the store soon to learn more about native plants and what they can do for you, your yard and your birds.
Barred Owl Cam is back for the 2025 Season!
The Barred Owl nesting season is officially underway! The first egg was laid on March 5th!! Hoot! Hoot! Keep watching the live feed for all the action on youtube. The links to both owlcams can be found at guelph.wbu.com/owl-cam-wbu. or use the link in the menu on this page.
Vote to Name the Owlets!
The owlets are ready for their official names—and we need your help! Go here to cast your vote before midnight (nest time) on Tuesday, April 29. Winning names will be announced on Wednesday, April 30. Two lucky voters will be randomly selected to win a $50 Wild Birds Unlimited gift certificate.